Duty free shop

[selvam077]

Can I buy liquor and perfumes at changi departure hall
and bring on flight to Melbourne?when I reach Melbourne
am I allow to buy in melbourne duty free shop at upon arrival and bring out?

 

[fone]

Can I buy liquor and perfumes at changi departure hall
and bring on flight to Melbourne?when I reach Melbourne
am I allow to buy in melbourne duty free shop at upon arrival and bring out?

Whether you can buy at departure hall depends on the allowance of your destination country. (Of course should have no restriction for perfumes)

Not all airports are like Changi where you have access to duty free shops upon arrival, please buy at departure / transit airport. Most airports, you would be directed to immigration and customs straight with no access to shops before or in between them. Not sure if you still qualify for duty free after that, if there are shops land-side after customs.

 

[Shiny Things]

Can I buy liquor and perfumes at changi departure hall
and bring on flight to Melbourne?when I reach Melbourne
am I allow to buy in melbourne duty free shop at upon arrival and bring out?

Yes, and yes, but you need to keep the import limits in mind. Australia lets you bring in two litres of booze, and $800 worth of miscellaneous other stuff (which includes perfumes).

There's duty-free shopping airside when you arrive at Melbourne (before you clear customs), and when you leave as well (after you clear customs on the way out). They've got the good stuff, too - I've seen bottles of Grange and Mount Mary Quintet on the shelves at the duty-free store airside in Departures.

Pro tip - if you spend more than $300 in a single receipt in Australia, hang onto the receipt and you can claim back the 10% GST when you leave; look for the Tourist Refund Services booth just after you clear customs.